.April 30 1900 657,527 Making Metallic Phonograph Records . April 30, 1900 667,202 Duplicating Phonograph Records . April 30, 1900 667,662 Duplicating Phonograph Records . April 30, 1900 713,863 Coating Phonograph Records . May IS, 1900 676,841 Magnetic Separating Apparatus. June 11 1900 759,358 Magnetic Separating Apparatus. June 11 1900 680,520 Phonograph Records . .July 23, 1900 672,617 Apparatus for Breaking Rock.英文原著 · 《Edison, His Life and Inventions》
CHEST. But it is recorded, woman; it is recorded, said Justice CHESTER; as if it must be of necessity true, because it was recorded. With which words he often endeavoured to stop her mouth, having no other argument to convince her, but it is recorded, it is recorded.英文原著 · 《Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners》
Hitherto we have considered the palaeontological record of plants in relation to Evolution. The question remains, whether the record throws any light on the theory of which Darwin and Wallace were the authors--that of Natural Selection. The subject is clearly one which must be investigated by other methods than those of the palaeontologist; still there are certain important points involved, on which the palaeontological record appears to bear.英文原著 · 《Darwin and Modern Science》
15 (p. Records of the Past (editor, Samuel Birch), Vol. III., p. 16 (p. Ibid., Vol. V., p. 17 (p. Quoted in Records of the Past, Vol.英文原著 · 《A History of Science-1》
To present any adequate account of the palaeontological record from the evolutionary standpoint, would require a large volume and a singularly unequal, broken and disjointed history it would be. Here the record is scanty, interrupted, even unintelligible, while there it is crowded with embarrassing wealth of material, but too often these full chapters are separated by such stretches of unrecorded time, that it is difficult to connect them. It will be more profitable to present a few illustrative examples than to attempt an outline of the whole history.英文原著 · 《Darwin and Modern Science》
That the fossil record has not done still more for Evolution is due to the fact that it begins too late--a point on which Darwin laid stress ("Origin of Species" (6th edition), page 286.) and which has more recently been elaborated by Poulton. ("Essays on Evolution", pages 46 et seq., Oxford, 1908.) An immense proportion of the whole evolutionary history lies behind the lowest fossiliferous rocks, and the case is worse for plants than for animals, as the record for the former begins, for all practical purposes, much higher up in the rocks.英文原著 · 《Darwin and Modern Science》
Anybody who knew anything wasn't willing to go on the record, and anyone willing to go on the record didn't know anything. I'm sorry, Chuck.美剧 · 《Billions》
# Like a record, baby, right 'round, 'round, 'rnd # # You spin me right 'round, baby # # Right 'round, like a record, baby # # Right 'round, 'round, 'round # Um, excuse me!美剧 · 《Desperate Housewives》
Speaking of your record, Mr. President, you went on record saying you wouldn't run for president.美剧 · 《House of Cards》
"Why? What were you doing?" "Listening to a record." "What record?" "It's not important." "Phil!" "The soundtrack to my first sexual experience that I think about from time to time.美剧 · 《Modern Family》